Titlebook: Combination Therapy in Urological Malignancy; Philip H. Smith (Consultant Urologist) Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Stag

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Management of Invasive Bladder Neoplasms,particular strategy on either local control or survival. Frequently neglected is the fact that these diseases occur in an older population with a variety of intercurrent medical problems which preclude an aggressive combined modality approach. Death rates from non-cancer-related causes can be signif

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Cancer of the Penis,e changes in medical practice over this length of time, differences in philosophy, and possibly of enthusiasm for a particular therapeutic approach (e.g. a particular radiotherapeutic or surgical technique) makes comparison between the reported series virtually impossible (El-Demiry et al. 1984).

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0177-8994 success with chemotherapy for testicular cancers but cannot forget the dismal results with any form of treatment, other than surgery, for renal carcinoma. But these are the less frequent urolegi­ cal tumours: what are the attitudes to the more common prostate and bladder cancers. Intensive study, ma

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